Community Notes and Social Visits Across Town
Five Points residents Mrs F M Griner and son joined by Mrs F F Killingsworth enjoyed a ten day visit with relatives in Birmingham Atlanta and Rome. Misses Evelyn McMillion and Mary Singleton returned from Fort Lauderdale. Mr and Mrs Frank Brady and children Herman and Helen dined with J T McCorkle family at Deary last weekend. Lille Roberts stayed with Felton Roberts at Oakview. Edgar Chapman and J T Welch visited Thursday. A large crowd attended the Farm Show Demonstration by County Agent Leo Mallard at the school Friday night. Mrs Lucius Singleton rushed to her mother’s bedside. Mr and Mrs M A Watson and children visited J R Lumpkin family Friday. John Brady and children spent time with H S Mitchell Friday. C Mackey last Wednesday, Greta Roberts was guest of Mary Singleton last weekend. Annie Hester visited friends in Atlanta recently. W A Wadsworth visited mother Mrs J T Wadsworth at Tazewell Saturday afternoon. Mrs G B Singleton of Fairfax Ala visiting son G C Singleton and family. Revival at Liberty drew many locals last week. W C Keller of Geneva was in business here Thursday. Herman Watson of Columbus visited his parents. T D Roberts and Weston made a Manchester trip Saturday. Funeral planned for Saturday August 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. Griner
Buena Vista
F. F. Killingsworth
Birmingham
Atlanta
Rome
Evelyn McMillion
Mary Singleton
Walter Stephens
Fort Lauderdale
Frank Brady
Herman
Helen
J. Ty McCorkle
Deeran
Lille Roberts
M. A. Watson
J. R. Lumpkin
John Brady
H. S. Mitchell
C. Mackey
Greta Roberts
Annie Hester
W. A. Wadsworth
J T Wadsworth
Tazewell
G. B Singleton
Fairfax
Ala
G. C. Singleton
Liberty
W. C. Keller
Geneva
Herman Watson
Columbus
T. D. Roberts
Weston
Manchester
Norwich News Social Roster and Death Notice
Messrs J E Moore and William Mart spent Thursday afternoon in Buena Vista. Rev Ed Lamb of Columbus was a dinner guest of Mr and Mrs L B McChargue Sunday. Mr and Mrs J B Cooley and children of Franklin spent the weekend with R L Turner and family. Our community was saddened Wednesday by the death of Mr Bill Edwards. The funeral was conducted by Rev McGibbon of Buena Vista with interment in Pine Level cemetery. Mrs John Talley and children spent the weekend in Columbus. Mr and Mrs Phillips of Columbus spent Thursday night with Mr and Mrs J E Moore. Manchester were weekend guests of their parents here, Mr Bill Talley and family of Columbus are spending this week with their parents here. Revival services are being conducted at the M P church this week. Mrs Cecil Abbott visited her sisters in Atlanta recently. Mr Carl Turner spent Friday in Columbus. Miss Janie Hays spent awhile Sunday with Mrs L S McChargue. Miss Blanche Talley of Columbus visited her parents here recently. Misses Martha and Ruth Turner spent Thursday with Mrs J E Moore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Moore
William Mart
Buena Vista
Ed Lamb
Columbus
McChargue
J. B. Cooley
Franklin
R. L Turner
Bill Ed
M. P
Cecil Abbott
Atlanta
Carl Turner
Janie Hays
L.S. McChargue
Blanche Talley
Martha and
Ruth Turner
J. E Moore
Infant laid to rest at New Life church service
Funeral services were held for the infant child of Mr and Mrs Felton Roberts at New Life Church with interment in the local cemetery. Rev A W Grimsley conducted the service reflecting on the child’s short life and the mother’s role in its spiritual training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felton Roberts
New Life Church
A. W. Grimsley
Actress Rose Stahl Quips On Season Of Bad Shows
The remark, attributed to Rose Stahl, calls out the ongoing run of poor television or stage productions. It reflects a critical mood about quality in entertainment during a slump, attributed to the actress in a light observational tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Stahl
Georgia Power Company Positively Affects Georgia
The Georgia Power Company is Georgia's largest taxpayer, paying over 2,000,000 in 1931 with more than 500,000 for Georgia schools. It supports a 6,000,000 payroll, employing nearly 4,000 Georgians and reinvesting nearly all in the state. The firm is a major Georgia merchant customer, with over 3,000,000 in local purchases. More than 8,800 Georgia stockholders hold over 20,000,000 in personal funds, benefiting every resident via taxes, wages, spending, and charitable contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Georgia Power Company
Georgia
Schools of
Local Social Notes From Butler and Nearby Towns
Frances Brown returns home after two weeks in Columbus. Willa Watson spends Saturday in Macon. R L Brown and Amersons visit Macon guests. Locke family and baby Jof Butler host Brown family. Lee and Willa Watson visit Mrs John Brown. Edward Slaughter of Columbus visits O B Brown. Lenora Anderson visits Mrs Purvis. J H Brown and Rogers Streetman travel to Macon on business. Beulah and Frances Pickard visit Pine Grove. Joe Brown family guests of Sara Fickling. Ida Lee and Ruby Culverhouse visit grandmother Beulah Pickard. Elizabeth Parks visits sister Mrs William Buckner. James Brown hosts supper with Lenora Fielder, Martha, Edyth, Louise Parks. Barney McDaniel of Tazewell attends with Billie Brown, Cecil Parks. Marilou Averett visits with relatives. spends Saturday in Macon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Brown
Rogers Streetman
Macon
Beulah
Frances Pickard
H. N. Culverhouse
Pine Grove
Joe Brown
Sara Fickling
Butler
Ida Lee
Ruby Culverhouse
Beulah Pickard
Elizabeth Parks
William Buckner
James Brown
Lenora Fielder
Martha
Edyth
Louise Parks
Meese Barney McDaniel
Tazewell
Billie Brown
Cecil Parks
Marilou Averett
Pine Grove Community Notes on Culverhouse Visits and Guests
Mr and Mrs Q Warren and children of Florida visit relatives including Mrs W Garrett and Mrs G Culverhouse in Pine Grove. multiple Sunday visits follow with families such as Hammock Culverhouse Byers Pike Bickley and Adams. several residents travel to Columbus and Thomaston while various Culverhouse kin host or stay overnight in recent days.
Five Points Social Notes From Butler Area
Mr and Mrs G B Jarrell and daughter hosted guests from Butler and Macon including Miss Kathreem Gaultney and Bill Harrison. Visitors to Mr and Mrs Henry Jarrell included Evelyn Goodwin Elizabeth Parker and Joe Goodwin of Panhandle. The Jarrell and Gaultney families held a reunion at Rew J and Mrs MT Gaultney home. Other visits featured Miss Effie Kendrick Miss Lucile Adams and Mr Len Foy with Thoraxt ton and Thomaston ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. B. Jarrell
Butler
Herbert
Riles
Alice Riley
D. BE
Byrd
Dock Burnon
Rhine
Henry Jarrell
Kathreem Gaultney
Bill Harrison
Macon
A D. Windham
Xom Meilees
Evelyn Goodwin
Elizabeth Parker
Joe Goodwin
Panshandle
Gaultney
Len Foy
Rew J
Mt, Gaultney
Tom Montgomery
Little Son
John Scandrett
Fannie
Thelma Jarnis
Tr. B. Jarrell
Juliette Jarrell
Alvah Adams
Thomaston
Henry Adams
Local Guests and Visits Across Baldwinville Community
Wesley notes Mrs Baldwin hosts Lois Heath and Mary Suggs. Col umbus visitors include Ruth Watson and Mrs P D Watson. W J Smith of Woodley calls on sister E H Adams. Allen family returns to College Park after visiting their parents Heath. Ruth Pound joins home party after visiting grandparents. Rufus Smith family visits Oscar Pippens. Mrs J R Wadle of Columbus ill at daughter W A Spinks. Carey Pinkard and Mrs Butler visit Luke Adams. Mercer Parker and family visit Bentley Adams. Asa Spinks family and Bob Wiley visit their father. O M Bazemore and several Adams/Wainwright/Homer Wainwright households noted. Lois Heath and Pearl Adams visit W A Spinks. Frances and Louise Will visit Luke Adams and Davie Price. Pearl Adams visits Macon parents. Community Club meets at school Saturday night. well attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. T. Allen
Col ‘Lege Park
Vindt
A Heath
Ruth Pound
Rufus Smith
Oscar Pippens
J.r.wadle
Columbus
W. A. Spinks
Carey Pinkard
Butler
Luke Adams
Mercer Parker
Sumehagy
Bentley Adams
Asa Spinks
Dren
Local Social Notes Include Several Weekend Visits
Day by day social round sees Miss Mary with Walf Edmeson and Miss Mattie Aultman visiting Florine and Leah Beelant. Nona Gassett from Thomanton stays a week with Mr and Mrs Oliver Gassett. The Warren family of Florida visits Mr and Mrs Julia Hammock and Mr and Mrs Emmett Cornwell in Fort Valley. Nell Beeland spends Monday with Lucy Aultmen. Edmonson and family visit with Early Edmonson Saturday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Walf Edmeson
Mattie Aultman
Florine
Leah
Roy LaGrone
Nell Beeland
Lucy Aultmen
W. Edmnone
Early Edmonson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Macon County
Norwich News
Eeah
Rie
Howard
Frances Brown
Willa Watson
R. L. Brown
Amerson
Montgomery and Family
G . Locke
Jof Butler
J. B. Brown
Mrs. Lee
John Brown
Edward Slaughter
0. O Brown
Ienora Anderson
F. L. Purvis
W. Garrett
G. Culverhouse
Eva Culverhouse
Rome’ Culverhouse
Woodard Byers
Ernest Amerson
Flora
Ethel Culverhouse
Louise Byers
Hula Edmonson
Ellis Pike
Jessie
Odell Pike
Charlie Hammock
J. W. Hammock
Arnold Griggs
Ruby Griggs
Endy Hawkins
Rome Culverhouse
Homer Bickley
O. H.smith
Flora and
Sam Byers
Lucy Parks
Virginia Adams
Douglas Culverhouse
Cael End
J. W. Bickley
Gere Hammogham
H. Salt Culverhouse
P. Jinks
Ida Culverhouse
W. J. Culverhouse
A L. Wall
Virgina Adams
Herman’ Culverhouse
Alvin Culverhouse
Taylor County
Myrtle
Margaret Walker
Effie Kendrick
Lucile Adams
Henry Adams, Jr
Thoraxtton
G W Jarrell
C. F. Bennett
Inez Jarrell
Orstrs
G. W. Jarrell
Kentucky
Wesley
Lois Heath
Mary Suggs
Mrs. Beker Baldwin
Baldwinville
P. D. Watson
Ruth Watson
W. J. Smith
Woodley
E .H. Adams
Pearl Adams
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